What Can Healthcare Professionals Do About the Systemic Failure of Medical Care in Detention Centers?
Since the beginning of the last decade, 23 immigrants have died in detention centers because of poor medical care.
All articles by Erin Connolly
Does the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program Promote Immunization?
The Vaccine Injury Compensation Program was developed to offer financial assistance for those harmed by a vaccine.
Weighing the Consequences of Self-Disclosure as an Undocumented Clinician
Clinicians must weigh the benefits and challenges linked with self-disclosure of immigration status.
Examining the Diversity Problem in Dermatology
Dermatology is ranked the second least diverse medical field, following only behind orthopedics.
Examining the Ethical Question of Using Workarounds for Undocumented Patients
Navigating the dichotomy between providing quality health care and dealing with a patient’s reality can be a challenge.
In the Face of Immigration Concerns, Good Sanctuary Doctoring Is Key
As the Trump White House continues to enact its approach to immigration, it’s important for physicians to apply principles of sanctuary doctoring to help patients feel safe.
DHS, HHS Proposal Set to Upend Health Care for Non-Citizen Children
A new DHS/HHS proposal would replace the standards of care for non-citizen children in the United States.
Will Free Medical School Tuition Bring More Diversity to Medicine?
By offering free tuition, NYU hopes to bring more diversity to their medical school program.
How Should Clinicians Discuss Prognosis With Patients?
Talking to sick patients about their future health prospects is a challenge.
Doctoring Thoughtfully Through Trauma-Informed Care
It’s no surprise that recent events, including the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, have elicited a number of painful memories for people across the United States.
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